OK + Eject Issue

[mcraghead]

I have two optical drives on my system. I have my primary, internal drive, and a USB drive. I got the USB drive specifically for ripping my CDs as I seem to get less errors (maybe it's just better on some CDs). Anyway, I noticed that when I get the rip summary confirmation dialog box if I click the OK + Eject button, CD Ripper tries to eject from the primary drive (not the one I'm using) even though that was not the drive that was in use for the rip. Why does it do that? Is this a known issue or am I the only one experiencing this? It seems like it should be an easy fix.

Thanks.

[Spoon]

Windows or macOS?

[mcraghead]

Sorry about that. I'm using Windows 10.

Thx.

[Spoon]

Which Communication method is selected on the options page? (near bottom)

[mcraghead]

The communication is SCSI Pass Through (SPT).

[Spoon]

It is an issue on your system, dBpoweramp regularly works with multiple drives through batch ripper and ejects the correct drive with the same communication method.

You could disable the other cd drive in device manager.

[mcraghead]

Spoon How did you determine that it's an issue on my system? What are you basing that conclusion on? Forgive me if I sound skeptical, but that is only because iTunes and Windows Media Player both get it right. If I rip a CD in iTunes from the USB drive then eject the disc directly from iTunes, then iTunes opens the correct drive tray. And if play a disc from the USB drive in WMP and eject from the software it also gets it correct and opens the appropriate tray.

[Spoon]

They will use a different communication method, you can set 'Built-in (Limited)' but all the C2 pointers will not work, if you were not using that.